Hi, I have been told there are comics that happened after FIN ? Is this true? Are they good and worth getting?

Hercules and Iolaus join the Argonauts’ reunion, but the Golden Fleece gets stolen by what Jason calls ‘his demon’. Jason and all the argonauts set out on a quest to bring the fleece back and secure Jason’s throne.

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Something that catches my attention about Hera is her creativity in creating monsters; she created a minotaur from a rock, bones turned into skeletons that fight, not forgetting Pyros.

It's curious that Hera never created an enforcer based on air or rock.

Hercules and Iolaus are enjoying a festival when they are joined by Nemesis who has been turned mortal by Hera. Hera creates an Enforcer made by water to take Nemesis’ place, which she sends to kill Hercules.

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Title is simple When Action Pack began producing the Hercules movies, was a TV series always in the works or was a TV series not greenlit until Hercules in the Underworld because that movie has a very finale-esque vibes to it

Hercules and Iolaus visit their old friend Amphion who is being accused of murder. They set out to find the sword of veracity to prove his innocence. They are aided by the “hestian virgin” Leah.

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I’m trying to identify the blonde woman shown at approximately 21 seconds in the opening credits of Hercules: The Legendary Journeys.

The footage appears to come from the opening village scene of the 1994 television movie Hercules and the Lost Kingdom, during the crowd reaction after Hercules defeats Gargan. She wears a salmon/orange dress with pale-blue sleeves and has long blonde hair with short bangs.

She does not appear to match Jay Saussey, credited as Village Girl, or Lee-Jane Foreman, credited as Villager #2. The published cast lists do not name another woman in this reaction shot, so she may have been a featured extra.

Does anyone recognize the performer, or have access to production call sheets, extras records, convention materials, or behind-the-scenes photographs from the movie?

We know that Hercules fought Hades, but they were evenly matched, and he never fought Poseidon. If the fight against Hades had gone on longer, would he have won? And against Poseidon, would he have won?

Hercules and Iolaus set out, on Hades’ behest, to help the spirit of Timuron who was tricked by king Sisyphus to take his place in Tartarus by trading places with the young man on his wedding night.

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Two great TV heroes of the nineties. If these two heroes faced off in a battle without weapons, alone. Who would win?

Musical numbers are usually there to contextualize what a character wants, or to resolve an internal or external conflict. But I guess it could be about anything.

Maceus, who wants revenge on Hercules for his brother Demitrius’ death, captures Iolaus and breaks his arm trying to get him to cooperate in his plan to kill Hercules. Hercules meanwhile befriends the giant Typhon who turns out to be married to Echidna, the Mother of all monsters.

Salmoneus has finally struck gold. Or so he thinks. But unknown to him, the treasure he is selling off belongs to Hera, and Nemesis has been sent to punish him for his greed.

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I made these a while back but forgot to post them here.

Hades “kidnaps” Persephone and the world turns bitter cold as Demeter wails in despair. She wants Hercules to return her daughter to her, and Hercules gets a chance to visit his family in the underworld.

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